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Fatigue and Frustration with CALR ET

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Thank you, @janemc, I appreciated the chuckle. As my primary Dr said, "Wouldn't be nice if ET went home!" ... But, as a retired liberal pastor, when I asked myself, "Why me?", I answered, "Why not, me?" I could have it much worse. My beloved cousin, with whom I had a particularly close relationship for 50 years, died at 70 a year-and-a-half ago from ALS. I will make it on this journey because of the wisdom of this group and its support, and others dear to me. Bless you, all!

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That is a terrible way to lose a loved one.

I am so sorry.

@dd1949 I am 72, but have outlived four cousins who died of cancers in their 60s. One was doing ok, but lowered immunity from chemo was an issue, and COVID got him.

HU does lower immunity, and docs may not bring up vaccines any longer because they've become such a fraught topic. Most docs will encourage you to get flu and COVID if you ask their advice.